Corpus-based Analyses of the Problem-Solution Pattern

Name: Corpus-based Analyses of the Problem-Solution Pattern | A phraseological approach
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A phraseological approach

Lynne Flowerdew(Autor*in)

John Benjamins Publishing Company

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Erschienen am 6. Februar 2008

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Corpus-based Analyses of the Problem-Solution Pattern
Editorial page
Title page
LCC data
dedication page
Table of contents
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. Problem-Solution pattern
Clause relations as a means of identifying the Problem-Solution pattern
Grammatical signals of clause relations for the Problem-Solution pattern
Lexical signals of clause relations for the Problem-Solution pattern
Corpus analysis of a grammatical signal for the Problem element
Corpus analysis of a lexical signal for the Problem element
Conclusion
Chapter 2. Issues in corpus linguistics and discourse studies
Methodologies
Contextual features
Interpretation of data
Corpus linguistics: Towards a multi-faceted approach
Chapter 3. The two corpora
Contextual background of the Professional and Student corpus
Student Corpus (STUCORP)
Issues in corpus compilation
Lemmatization
Conclusion
Chapter 4. Frequency, key word and key-key word analysis of signals for the Problem-Solution pattern
Classificatory framework for signals: Appraisal system
Inscribed vs. Evoking items
Frequency analysis of signals
Grammatical signals
Lexical signals: Inscribed vs. Evoking
Lexical signals: Technical vs. sub-technical
Key word analysis of signals
Lexical signals: Inscribed vs. Evoking
Lexical signals: Technical vs. sub-technical
Key-key word analysis of signals
Lexical signals: Inscribed vs. Evoking
Lexical signals: Technical vs. sub-technical
Differences between PROFCORP and STUCORP
Conclusion
Chapter 5. PROFCORP
Classificatory framework: Causal semantic relations
Classificatory framework: Lexico-grammatical patterns
Analysis of problem and problems
Analysis of need
Analysis of impacts and impact
Conclusion
Chapter 6. PROFCORP
Classificatory framework: Functional categories for nominal signals
Classificatory framework: Grammatical / causal categories for adjectival and verbal groups
Analysis of recommendations
Analysis of solutions and solution
Analysis of recommended
Analysis of proposed
Analysis of implementation
Conclusion
Chapter 7. STUCORP
Analysis of problem and problems
Analysis of need
Conclusion
Chapter 8. STUCORP
Analysis of recommendations
Analysis of solutions and solution
Analysis of recommended
Analysis of proposed
Analysis of implementation
Conclusion
Chapter 9. General conclusions and implications for pedagogy
Some principal findings from PROFCORP
Expert vs. apprentice writing
Pedagogic implications and applications of findings
Overall conclusions
Appendices
References
Author index
Subject index
The series Studies in Corpus Linguistics (SCL)

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